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Alex Turk, a senior research executive at ICM, said: "There are different implications for the two main Westminster parties.

There are different implications for the use of PET in soft tissue tumors.

There could be different implications for large private tech companies that were aiming for an IPO in the coming months as well.

While this finding should be confirmed in further studies, there may also be different implications for interventions.

Alternative consistent combinations of regulation and public policy are feasible but they have different implications for sector outcomes, most importantly the balance between static and dynamic performance.

While these two possibilities have different implications for health inequalities, either state can be considered inequitable.

The two hypotheses have different implications for global climate; further data might determine which effect is the greater.

However they have different implications for prevention.

The implications are different for both vanquished sides.

Two contrasting ways of framing the relationship between scientific and everyday have been suggested with different implications for learning and teaching (Moje et al. 2004; Rosebery et al. 1992).

Each spin-off is different — with different implications for stockholders, debt holders and bond holders — and investors should do their own homework on the merits of each break up, but a new report from Standard & Poor's Ratings Services says spin-offs can also signal weaker credit quality for parent companies.